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Privacy Testing

PrivacyTests.org and EFF fingerprint tests are used to measure the effectiveness of private browsers, with results varying by configuration and update state.

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Jan 27, 2026
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What measurable differences in browser fingerprinting resistance and tracking protection exist between IronFox, Tor Browser, Hardened Firefox, and Brave?

Measured tests and expert guides show clear, consistent differences: provides the strongest measurable fingerprinting resistance by design, while Brave and variants (LibreWolf/Mullvad/Arkenfox configu...

Jan 31, 2026

How does PrivacyTests.org evaluate browser fingerprinting and what does a 'pass' mean?

is an open-source project that runs an automated suite of in‑browser checks against major browsers to measure , including a set of tests; results are presented as pass/fail indicators for specific lea...

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